Rupert Graves

Rupert Graves is good at football and has five children.

Tell us about Rupert Graves, Benedict.

by brasshelix June 30, 2011

Rule 62

A colloquialism of Alcoholics Anonymous. Rule 62 is "don't take yourself too damn seriously."

"What's wrong with him?"
"He forgot rule 62."

You're not as important as you think.

And learn to laugh at yourself.

by beldamebruno January 1, 2010

rule 31

Meaning "Tits or GTFO (Get The Fuck Out)". Usually found on sites known as 4chan, 2chan, ect

Someone posts a picture of a pretty girl and the next post states "Rule 31"

by Eternal812 July 6, 2008

Ruger

As said above a great gun company that exceeds in excellence. What was forgot was there model Mini-14, the .223 semi-automatic rifle that was modeled after the M-14 .308 caliber rifle. They also made the Mini-14 type rifle chambered in 7.62x39 called the Mini-Thirty. The Mini-14 can also just be called a Mini in casual conversation if the second party knows of what your speaking.

Hey dude, lets go shoot my Mini-14.

by Andrew Kastning July 23, 2005

Ja Rule

A stain in your underwear caused by insufficient wiping.

I had to do an extra load of laundry to get the Ja Rules off my whites.

by Matthew November 1, 2004

The Golden Rule

When a Eugene reaches into his backpack to grab his firearm, it is time to run and find safety.

(Usually it is a school being shot up)

"Knowing the golden rule when I saw Eugene reach for his backpack, I got up from my desk and ran.

"When I saw Eugene grab his backpack, I remembered the Golden Rule and got the fuck out of there."

by EugeneInvestigator February 8, 2017

Five Minute Rule

The "rule" prominant in high school that allegedly states that if a teacher is not present in the classroom five minutes after the final bell has rung to indicate class has begun, the class may leave.

Although this rule has been tested, no conclusive evidence has been gathered to rule on whether this rule is real or not.

After sitting in the dark classroom for five minutes without a teacher, the majority of the class decided to follow the Five Minute Rule, so they got up and went to the cafeteria.

by Steph (editor - steferrknee) April 17, 2006